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(This is Day 18 of our response to Tony L.’s 30-Day Baseball Card Challenge. See all our posts in...
Read MorePosted by Adam Hughes | Jun 18, 2017 | 30-Day Baseball Card Challenge, Baseball Cards, Players, Topps Baseball Cards |
(This is Day 18 of our response to Tony L.’s 30-Day Baseball Card Challenge. See all our posts in...
Read MorePosted by Adam Hughes | Jun 17, 2017 | 30-Day Baseball Card Challenge, Baseball Cards, Players, Topps Baseball Cards |
(This is Day 17 of our response to Tony L.’s 30-Day Baseball Card Challenge. See all our posts in...
Read MorePosted by Adam Hughes | Jun 16, 2017 | 30-Day Baseball Card Challenge, Baseball Cards, Players, Topps Baseball Cards |
This is Day 16 of our response to Tony L.’s 30-Day Baseball Card Challenge, which means I’ll...
Read MorePosted by Adam Hughes | Jun 15, 2017 | 30-Day Baseball Card Challenge, Baseball Cards, Players, Topps Baseball Cards |
The modern baseball card game is tough to get a handle on for a crusty old dude like me, and to be honest, I’m not really trying to get a handle on it.
2013 Topps Archives Dwight GoodenThere have just been too many thousands of cards issued in too many configurations with too many bells and whistles since I last seriously collected new material in the 1990s for me to catch up in any reasonable way.
But, man, there sure are some good looking cards out there today! And by “today”, I mean stuff that’s come out since roughly 2010.
Read MorePosted by Adam Hughes | Jun 14, 2017 | 30-Day Baseball Card Challenge, Baseball Cards, Fleer Baseball Cards, Players |
By the early 2000s, baseball cards were about the last thing on my mind.
I had finished grad school a couple years earlier, moved out of state, and was firmly entrenched in career- and family-building mold.
I occasionally bought a copy of Beckett or thumbed through a stack of cards, but mostly my collection was just an albatross that I lugged through move after move.
It stayed that way for at least 10 years, so this installment of the 30-Day Baseball Card Challenge is particularly, well, challenging.
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